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Kiambu, High Street, New Galloway   Williamson and
Kiambu, High Street, New Galloway   Williamson and
Kiambu, High Street, New Galloway   Williamson and
Guide price£150,000
Added > 14 days

2 bedroom terraced house for sale

Kiambu, High Street, New Galloway
Chain-free
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Terraced house
2 bed
1 bath
EPC rating: E*
882 sq ft / 82 sq m

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Property description & features

  • Oil Fired Central Heating
  • Patio
  • On Street Parking
  • Chain Free
  • Ideal First Time Buy
  • Investment Property
  • Village
  • Neutral Decor
  • Period Features
  • Stone Built
Well-proportioned double fronted traditional Galloway Cottage located in the heart of New Galloway. Garden to rear.

Kiambu is a traditional mid terraced cottage located on the High Street in New Galloway. This property is deceptively spacious and offers well-proportioned light, bright rooms on all levels.

The property has a fabulous well-tended garden with a variety of mature roses and shrubs as well as two stone outbuildings which could lend themselves to future development subject to appropriate planning consents.

It is understood that a Building Warrant to change the layout to form an open plan kitchen/dining room has previously been granted, although no works have been carried out.

The Glenkens, scenically, is a delightful area and New Galloway at its heart used to be the smallest “Royal Burgh” in Scotland. That focus, and indication of civic pride, may explain why it has a surprising range of immediately local facilities for such a small town – there is a challenging 9-hole Golf Course affording magnificent views, hotels, an excellent Tea Room, a Post Office and community run modern General Store, a Medical Practice, two Churches (Church of Scotland and Scottish Episcopalian), a well-regarded Primary School with a Secondary School three miles away at Dalry, and a modern and dynamic Community & Arts Centre at The Cat Strand. A whole range of rural pursuits are easily obtainable nearby, with the emphasis on walking, cycling, water sports and fishing.

Set in a scenic rural location, many larger centres are easily accessible – Ayr is approx 1 hour north, Dumfries approx 45 minutes east, Castle Douglas approx 20 minutes south, Newton Stewart approx 30 minutes west and Kirkcudbright approx 30 minutes south.

ACCOMMODATION
Entrance is off New Galloway High Street via a solid wood and glazed door into entrance hallway;

ENTRANCE HALLWAY (1.18m x 1.08m)
Fully carpeted. Leading off to sitting room, dining room and staircase to first floor level. There is an electric meter above the front door and a ceiling light.

DINING ROOM (3.53m x 2.79m)
This light, bright room is front facing. Radiator. Wooden sash and case window to the front with vertical blinds and curtains above. Deep wooden sill with panelled surround. Fully carpeted. Doorway opening into kitchen.

KITCHEN (3.80m x 1.94m)
Fitted kitchen units and Formica work surfaces. Worcester oil boiler. Stainless steel sink with drainer and mixer tap above. Hoover washing machine. Indesit electric oven. Separate pantry cupboard. Logic free standing fridge-freezer. Vinyl flooring. Wooden glazed door to the rear garden.

SITTING ROOM (5.47m x 3.34m)
The sitting room is accessed from the entrance hallway. Two large sash and case wooden windows to the front with deep sill and radiator beneath. Vertical blinds, curtain rail and curtains above. Tiled fireplace and surround with open fire. Radiator and under stair storage cupboard. Fully carpeted.
The staircase to first floor is fully carpeted with wooden handrail leading to top landing and doorways to both bedrooms and bathroom.

First Floor Accommodation
DOUBLE BEDROOM 1 (.07m x 3.57m) (at narrowest) (5.22m) (at widest)
This is a front facing room. Fully carpeted. Wooden sash and case window with a deep sill. Radiator. Built-in cupboard housing hot water tank and shelved.

DOUBLE BEDROOM 2 (2.87m x 2.87m)
Fully carpeted. Wooden sash and case window. Radiator. Built-in alcove with shelving.

BATHROOM (2.19m x 2.06m)
Howden’s laminate flooring. Heated chrome towel rail. Large white bath with wall panels on three walls with Stainless steel waterfall mixer tap and Monsoon shower head above. White sink, white w.c., built-in grey vanity unit with further tall slim line vanity bathroom cabinet. Wooden double glazed window to the rear. Built-in touchless blue tooth mirrored cabinet. Loft access hatch.

OUTSIDE
The rear garden is accessed via the kitchen with a set of stairs with a path leading off a lawned area and large a stone outbuilding which this is split into two lower rooms and an upper floored attic.

OUTBUILDING
Room 1 (4.40m x 4.39m)
Room 2 (4.39m x 1.36m)

There is a communal garden area which is shared with the property next door which is laid to lawn and gravel. A grassy path then winds down the side of the garden which has a mixture of wild cottage flowers and mature roses. The garden is laid to lawn with heathers and alpines in the center. Beyond this area is a greenhouse and then a further pathway leading down to what was a former vegetable plot, which is currently laid to grass and bordered by hedge. The oil tank is located adjacent to the steps into the garden.

SECOND STONE OUTBUILDING (4.01m x 2.88m)
The second stone outbuilding is abutted onto Kiambu and is located directly below the living room.

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